The role of Canadian oil and natural gas in global energy security

03/16/22 • 24 min

What role can Canada play in providing global energy security? Energy Examined speaks with Eric Nuttall, an energy columnist with the National Post and an investment manager with Ninepoint Partners LP.

Nuttall reflects on the role energy security has played in enabling Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the impact on current energy markets, and what Canadian policy makers can learn from Europe's energy woes. He concludes with an optimistic view of the role Canadian oil and gas producers can play as leaders in responsible natural resource development.

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